LKP Finance share price jumped as much as 5% in intraday trade on the BSE on Wednesday, January 7. The NBFC stock opened flat at ₹978.85 against its previous close of ₹978.85 and jumped 5% to an intraday high of ₹1,027, despite weak market sentiment.
Shares of the company saw strong traction after it said it had acquired a strategic stake in Gyftr (Vouchagram Private Limited), marking a pivotal step in its transition from a traditional NBFC-led model to a platform-driven payments and rewards fintech ecosystem.
According to a media statement of Gyftr, the transaction structure includes LKP Finance’s 22% stake in Mufin Pay and Mufin Pay’s 100% ownership of Gyftr, enabling deeper operational integration.
“A licensing agreement for LKP Finance’s proposed name change to GyFTR is currently in process, aligning branding with the group’s payments and rewards platform strategy,” said GyFTR.
“Gyftr’s integration with LKP Finance creates a powerful synergy promoting high-frequency digital reward use cases and regulated payment rails. We are well-positioned to establish a scalable, compliant financial platform that benefits both businesses and consumers. With this framework, we can boost engagement, open up new revenue streams, and build long-term value throughout the $40 billion ecosystem,” said Kapil Garg, Promoter Managing Director, LKP Finance.
LKP Finance share price trend
The small-cap NBFC stock hit a 52-week high of ₹1,050 on November 3 after hitting a 52-week low of ₹166.52 on January 13 last year.
